The Power of 8 – Mentoring Circle
- 6 Weeks | 2.5 Hours per Session
- Start Date: 04th February 2026
- Format: Live on Zoom
- Group Size: Maximum 8 Practitioners
- Counts toward EFTi or IMCA CPD / Supervision Hours
WHY THIS EXISTS
I have worked with this for over twenty years.
Terminally ill clients who asked for more than symptom relief. Chronic conditions tangled with money shame. Corporate groups where exhaustion had no name. Individuals whose unconscious patterns around authority and care went deeper thanany technique could reach.
Power of 8 opens now, in this Fire Horse year, the momentum is here.
8 places only.
WHEN AND HOW WE MEET
WHAT WE WORK WITH
- We look at real cases from my practice and yours.
- The sessions where hesitation slips in.
- The moments when client resistance or secondary gains are named, when what was actually needed was trauma-informed understanding and the courage to stay with what was emerging in the dark.
- Where a money conversation hurts before it settles.
- When compassion fatigue becomes real and starts to blur the edges.
- Why restraint, rather than intervention, is the only clean response.
THE CONTAINER
- Community is direct where we hold one another without taking over.
- Shared support without rescue.
- Sacredness without ceremony.
- Depth met by structure.
- Grace kept by boundaries.
- Why restraint, rather than intervention, is the only clean response.
GUIDANCE AND RESPONSIBILITY
- Guidance is present here, grounded in lived experience, but authority is not taken from you.
- Cases are explored, patterns named, and judgment sharpened.
- Responsibility stays with the practitioner.
This space is for those willing to think, sense, and decide for themselves, while allowing their work to be witnessed without being directed.
WHAT BECOMES POSSIBLE
- What becomes possible in this work is practical and lived.
- Charging cleanly, without carrying the client’s money story.
- Boundaries that hold without constant effort.
- Authority that sits quietly and does not need defending.
- Responsibility witnessed rather than carried alone.
- Releasing outcomes that were never yours.
- Heart and soul intact as the work deepens over decades.
WHO THIS IS FOR
This space is for practitioners already meeting clients in complexity, regardless of role or modality, and who recognise the need for shared ethical ground rather than technique.
If you have carried the weight of these patterns long enough, and you feel the Fire Horse timing now, one of the eight places waits. If you recognise this deep in your heart and professional integrity, rather than as a simple tick-box, this is for you and you will be welcomed with strong back and open heart.
Practical Details
Zoom (stable internet and camera required; closed-captioning available on request)
Dates: 04th Feb, 18th Feb, 11th March, 25th March, 1st April, 8th April 2026
Day: Wednesdays
Time: 6 PM – 8:30 PM BST
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Your Mentor
With over two decades of experience supporting practitioners, I bring warmth, science, and presence to help you integrate your professional and personal growth.
As practitioners, you give so much — here, supportive hands hold you too.
Testimonials
“A sanctuary for practitioners.” “I’ve attended many supervision groups, but this circle felt entirely different. I left every session more centred, confident, and inspired to keep doing this work. Penny’s calm presence and insight created a safe space to bring even my toughest client moments.”
“It reminded me why I chose this path.” “These sessions re-ignited my passion for EFT. The reflective discussions, gentle challenges, and peer support helped me see myself as a professional again, not just a helper who gives too much.”
“Professional, nurturing, and grounding.” “The Power of 8 mentoring felt like a steady heartbeat through the ups and downs of client work. I found both structure and compassion, and new friendships that continue to support me.”
“I finally felt held as a practitioner.” “This group allowed me to breathe, to be honest about mistakes and uncertainty without shame. The co-regulation we experienced really is powerful — Lynne McTaggart was right!”
